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The numbers in question are quite wild[0] > The NOAA assessment estimated the Pacific sardine biomass will be at 27,547 metric tons by the summer – significantly less than the 150,000 metric tons needed to reopen the fishery to commerci
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I'm sorry if I wasn't clear. I did not mean the article. I meant the Hacker News discussion. The link is to my comment claiming that the Hugos today are garbage but I can see how it would appear that I intended the primary story.
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The Hugo Award nominees are all pretty good. Winning isn't any more significant than getting shortlisted. For a short while I thought it was dropping in quality but a discussion here led to my changing my mind: https://news.
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That's a fair complaint. I use the chronological feed on Twitter/X as well because the algo feed is kind of meaningless. I just want to know what people I follow are saying.
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A few years ago there was a headline about how the monks who make chartreuse are going to spend more of their time on monastic pursuits and we're going to run out of chartreuse. Well, that's how many secondary articles described
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Absolute fucking juice, mate. Pure gold. Really nailed that feeling of early 2000s/early 2010s web entrepreneurship of the failed young entrepreneur hahaha. Gold standard nostalgia.
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People always say this and so I decided to go look at my Facebook feed and it’s entirely people with their families posting completely innocuous photographs. The one exception is that Sadiq Khan the mayor of London is inexplicably on my fee
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Warrants for historical search with warrant-free flags for ongoing issues seems like a nice middle ground. Convincing. Good article. It seems that would easily impede a lot of abuse and it’s straightforward to believe that historical data i
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As a matter of politics, prevalence matters more than existence. And since the actual environmentalists nonetheless act as rearguard for the others, the distinction is faint.
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You don’t need the control plane most of the time. I had a zero downtime headscale upgrade because once the nodes negotiate through the control plane they can talk to each other all the time. The data plane is peer to peer. It’s problematic
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Longer context and more cache. The problem is that native format with DSpark enabled you have very little room on the VRAM.
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This looks amazing. Lots of good ideas here. The human in the loop story is quite good here. I will shamelessly lift it for myself.
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This seems correct, even though I think it's unfortunate that these prediction markets are ruining so many people's lives. > In the lawsuit, filed on July 31, New York seeks a temporary restraining order prohibiting KalshiEX,
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Sure, the John Does who make up Climate Action Now CIO say yes through that instrument and will go over the next Tuesday to No Building Ever CIC to say no through that instrument. There is neither any distinction of any significance to the
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One might as well say "the surgeon tried to cut out the cancer; took out some healthy tissue". Yeah, that's how it goes. The existence of side effects is not convincing as a reason not to do things. The objective is to get re
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Sure, the environmentalism movement has sufficient independent organizations such that each of them can protest some site as environmentally sensitive while the others stay quiet. I'm sure some would conclude that this position of univ
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Wow, almost certainly the approach that alternative labs use to distill Claude. I always wondered how far they could get with just the answer missing the reasoning. They probably actually also had the reasoning.
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I, too, was surprised at this but widespread corruption actually has this effect. As prosecutability goes down, you just move further down the market. In the limit, you pay the President $50 to get out of a $80 parking ticket. He can’t exac
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There’s no tool for them to do it with and I prefer that that remain the case. I would prefer that we take the pardon away from the President and certainly think the pre-emptive pardon is unacceptable but there is no mechanism to pursue the
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People have announced the implosion of capitalism many times and each time living standards have improved. In a purely correlationary sense, it seems like civilization progresses one capitalistic implosion at a time.
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Fair comment but sadly I noticed yours past the typo fix window. Fortunately it has your clarification. Thanks for being able to repair.
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Seems inevitable, doesn’t it? Expecting otherwise would have been hoping that notorious atheist Richard Dawkins somehow spared one specific god. Making websites accessible with history ignoring copyright is sort of what it does. That he wou
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The readme has some examples for what it does. It doesn’t list the entire schema (noisy). Instead it uses shorthand. Perhaps a sufficiently smart agent can do this.
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Sentiment here is the same mostly. It’s just guised in an inability to handle the obvious next step. E.g. when a mentally ill person uses ChatGPT and harms themselves, the question asked is “why did we let this person use ChatGPT?” There’s
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The Internet is real life, one way or the other. I think there is a lot of anti-family messaging in the world, and I think a lot of people end up not interacting with children as a consequence of us taking families outside of what is now on
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I do not believe that children are to be hidden away from the world. As a family, we take perhaps more risks than most in pursuit of the normalcy of children in the public sphere. e.g. she is also here: https://www.washingtonpost
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Using the same technology that involves a pram distinguishing taking my kids home vs. other kids home. Ancient but reliable.
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The full paragraph quoted for other readers is: > Two mathematicians at Anthropic studied and validated Claude’s paper, and produced an informal note for experts stating Claude’s proof concisely. Claude also produced a formally verifiab
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Interesting. Part of the reason I was eager to use retatrutide was the reversibility. Fantastic drug and entirely reversible. I self-tested and the effects I had on it were reversed entirely in its absence. Similar to caffeine or amphetamin
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The audio is actually remarkable. My wife could hear the whole description while I was standing next to her and heard nothing. There are these bone-conduction headsets that also do this stuff and it seems nothing short of magic. Sad to hear

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